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How to start learning/using J2ME, tips please

 
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Hi All,

I am interested in learning in J2ME and I am newbee to this.
I know J2SE and J2EE. But I heard we need some special toolkits and emulators to use J2ME and to write programs.

Please let me know how to start/learning J2ME.

I want to start learning J2ME by developing simple applications and what are the hardware and software requirements for the same.

Your tips and pointers are highly appreciated.

Thanks.
 
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You will need the Wireless Toolkit from Sun. A very simple program.

Then I highly suggest getting a book. Apress's "J2ME" book by Jonathan Knudsen.

Mark
 
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Hi,

Thanks for the information. If I download the J2ME wireless toolkit then i can run simple runs?

There is not necessity of any hardware or emulator?

Thanks,
Ajmal.
 
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The J2ME wireless toolkit is an emulator plus.

Mark
 
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A nice tutorial from IBM:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/j-dw-java-j2me1-i.html
 
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